Sentences with phrase «of sight of the dog»

Therefore it may be advisable to pick up the faeces especially in the home area such as the garden, out of sight of the dog.

When you are out of sight of your dog, call her to you.

Not exact matches

Instead, the town features such sights as a pair of petrified pigeons, yellow phone booths, and a statue of a sea dog gazing from a bridge.

That means plenty of fireworks, hot dogs and the sad sight of...

Not only is this insulting to men, as though we are merely creatures of instinct, like dogs that can't control their incessant need to hump everything in sight, but I would argue that it conditions boys and young men for the «struggle.»

at us, and, like the dog beaten when it was a puppy, the mere sight of a stick is often enough to make us cringe or growl.

The sound of the dog hitting the bumper, and the sight of it spinning like a top in the turning lane.

Her signature dog there has relish, onions, bacon, chopped tomatoes, sauerkraut, and a finishing drizzle of sour cream — no ketchup or mustard in sight.

Enduring his 15th NFL summer, Giants tackle Bob Whitfield dishes on the sights, the sounds and the smells of pro football's dog days

But on Saturday, after running perfectly straight from the gate, Amastar suddenly went berserk at the sight of the two sawhorses, or «dogs», as racetrackers call them.

(32) It follows that the post office must let the guide dogs of the congenitally blind guide their owners through the building, but it can with justice turn away the guide dogs of faulty drivers who lost their sight in a car accident.

Guide Dogs» research found that the lack of information on buses made blind and partially - sighted people dependent on the help of other passengers or the driver, and they often ended up feeling anxious, and vulnerable.

The guide dog service receives no government funding and relies on the generosity of the public to fund its services, meaning a bit of de-cluttering by everyone can make a real difference to the lives of blind and partially - sighted people.

This was due to the response of the owners of the attacking dog, who in some cases used verbal abuse against blind & partially sighted people, some appeared to be under the influence of drink or drugs and in one case the owner of an aggressive dog laughed at a guide dog owner during an attack on his guide dog.

VAT on food for guide dogs cost us # 300,000 per year, money that could be spent on transforming the lives of people living with sight loss.»

The charity's VAT bill for guide dog food is # 300,000 a year, money that should be spent on transforming the lives of people living with sight loss.

Guide Dogs is working towards a society in which blind and partially sighted people enjoy the same freedom of movement as everyone else.

Guide Dogs provides a range of mobility services and works to break down barriers so that blind and partially sighted people can get out and about on their own terms.

NEW CITY — Multiple coyote sightings in Rockland County prompted the Town of Clarkstown to hold an awareness seminar led by the Wild Dog Foundation.

A brief stroll yields frequent sightings of Canis familiaris (the dog) and Columba livia (pigeon), as well as occasional glimpses of Equus caballus (horse) and Rattus norvegicus (rat).

The sight of the dogs sniffing out toxic levels of chemicals helps students understand and explain to their communities the distribution of toxic waste.

In 2001, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania (Penn) showed that they could partially restore sight to blind dogs with this defect by injecting a good copy of RPE65 into their eyes.

The computer allows humans to track what the dog is doing (e.g., running, sitting, standing) when they're out of sight, while physiological sensors monitor the dog's heart rate and body temperature, which can convey the dog's physical health and emotional state.

They and their colleagues achieved the FDA approval seventeen years after they restored sight to a blind dog named Lancelot, who had a canine version of LCA.

A new genetic therapy that helped blind mice and dogs respond to light stimulus could restore sight to people who suffer from diseases such as retinitis pigmentosa (a gradual loss of vision from periphery inwards).

(It's like how those TSA dogs in airports can sniff out contraband in people's luggage, amid thousands of sights, smells, and sounds.)

As does a tortoise withdrawing into its shell at the sight of a human's shadow, or a dog sticking its tail between its legs.

Even the sight of the tempting treats can set off the bell in your head like Pavlov's dog.

Terrified at the very sight of dogs, instantly scream - he's now even (with some coaxing) has pet a dog on the back with much interest in the dog and pride in himself!

Of course, there are also the additional delights of interacting with the neighborhood, and taking in the sights, sounds, and especially smells along the way, but you can tell by looking at a dog's broad grin while you're strolling that movement is its very own rewarOf course, there are also the additional delights of interacting with the neighborhood, and taking in the sights, sounds, and especially smells along the way, but you can tell by looking at a dog's broad grin while you're strolling that movement is its very own rewarof interacting with the neighborhood, and taking in the sights, sounds, and especially smells along the way, but you can tell by looking at a dog's broad grin while you're strolling that movement is its very own reward.

Then go home and put new dog away in its crate to get used to the sights / sounds of it's new home.

I've always been a dog person and I start talking in this embarrassing high pitched baby voice at the sight of any pup.

Scientists have recorded instances of love at first sight in hundreds of species, including elephants, orangutans, baboons, beavers, dogs, chimps, and more.

I flashed back to Fred MacMurray demonstrating flubber, and Tommy Kirk turning into a shaggy dog, and Dean Jones stiffening at the sight of a brewing disaster.

The images of the dead in the swamp with dog tags in their mouth, was the most appalling sight in the film...

In terms of the hilarious hijinks that ensue, Annie uses what she's only heard in movies to get some bad guys to the ground with a gun she doesn't think is real and later cares for a bullet wound with improvised drug - store items; Max makes a mess of a white dog and a shrine of photos inside a neighbor's home; and during the climactic showdown on an airplane tarmac, there is a very funny sight gag involving a very slow conveyor belt.

Perhaps most vexing to Max and Annie is that they are forced to go to their cop neighbor Gary (Jesse Plemons) for help; Gary's ex-wife was their game - night friend, but now she's gone and they're stuck with this pill who plays terribly, speaks in a creepy monotone, and seems obsessed with his fluffy white dog, who becomes part of one of the film's many hysterical sight gags.

Some of the throwaway lines are rather funny, as are several of the sight gags, such as a recurring bit in which the Duke keeps accidentally killing his wife's dog, then replacing it with one that looks nothing like the previous one.

«Isle of Dogs» treats this as a sight gag.

The sight of legendary stunt coordinator Vic Armstrong plotting action sequences gave me a pang of nostalgia for the precious ingredients that were thrown out with the bathwater when Daniel Craig stepped into James Bond's shoes, and I liked all the business with publicity leaks dogging the filmmakers.

Roadside Romeo (Unrated) Disney collaborates with Bollywood to produce this animated adventure about the plight of a pampered family pet dog (Saif Ali Khan) abandoned on the mean streets of Mumbai where he is forced to defend himself from four goons until he falls in love at first sight with the hound (Kareena Kapoor) of his dreams.

From the sights (AT - ATS in action, a semi-complete Death Star, new Stormtroopers), sounds (that iconic dark side score, that blaring alarm, that sweet zap of blaster fire) and new characters (Felicity Jones «already amazing rebel protagonist, Ben Mendelssohn as an evil Empirial commandeer, Forest Whitaker going all Ghost Dog (is he a Jedi?

A far larger dog, Duke is inclined to take over the apartment the moment that Katie is out of sight, which enrages Max and soon leads to a fight between the two that leaves them both out in the cold when they fall under the control of unfriendly forces.

Jay Russell continues his string of successful family fare, following his previous film, My Dog Skip, with another charmer, and a film which also features the same composer, William Ross (Ladder 49), with some very good music to accompany the pleasant sights provided by Skip's cinematographer, James L. Carter (ZigZag, One False Move).

Well, this tale of a boy and his dog — rethought as a dinosaur and his boy — turns out to be a mixed bag, with some dazzlingly near - photo - real landscapes, sight gags that inspire waves of kiddie guffaws, and some impressive character animation sharing time with an overly familiar plot and character types.

Tyrannosaur opens with the sight of vicious bastard Joseph (Peter Mullan) killing his dog in a fit of spastic kicking rage, an act of cruelty so horrible that actor Paddy Considine's film immediately telegraphs its forthcoming nowhere - to - go - but - up trajectory.

He knew her by sight, though she was usually in the company of two mangy old dogs.

Was I the only one who became unsettled and swoonish at the sight of a large, inverted carcass hanging from a tree, its vital organs strewn about like children's toys, the occasional pack of hunting dogs fighting over a lung, another one looking for a quiet place to enjoy the severed head?

This past Halloween, my dog Penelope and I walked through our neighborhood to take in the sights and sounds of children enjoying the spoils of youth.

The moment I pulled into the parking lot a wave of dread washed over me at the mere sight of the cages and dog runs lined up behind the sale barn.